The Chakras and personality types

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Mr. Harimalla touched on the subject of Chakras in the body.From the desk of Veeraswamy KrishnarajMr. Harimala touched on the subject of Chakras: There are Chakras below Muladhara Chakras that belong to the animal world. 1) Muladhara at the lower end of the spine, 2) Svadhisthana at the genitals, 3) Manipura at the navel, 4) Anahata at the heart, 5) Visuddha at the throat, 6) Ajna Chakra at Bhrumadya or forehead and Sahasrara Chakra above all these. People irrespective of race, caste, or any other divisive parameters are placed in any of one these Chakras. Each person functions at a particular Chakra from which he tries to rise. The colors assigned to these Chakras follow the rainbow colors: VIBGYOR, Violet for Sahasrara, Indigo for Ajna, Green for Anahata, Yellow for Manipura, Orange for Svadhisthana, and Red for Muladhara Chakras. One's

personality conforms to any one of these Chakras. 1) Muladhara: Anal man. Bliss in eating and excreting. like Insects. Survival instincts.2) Svadhisthana: Genital man. Bliss in procreation. like rabbits. propagation.3) Manipura: navel man. Bliss in herd mentality. like elephants. Social instincts.4) Anahata: Heart man. Bliss in wealth, Education, & Social climbing. man-man. Social.5) Visuddha: Throat man. Bliss in spiritual wisdom. Universal man. Yogic spirit.6) Ajna: Glabella (Trikuti =

forehead) man. Bliss in spiritual life. Yogi. Yogic spirit.7) Sahasrara: God-man. Bliss in oneness with his god and the universe. Yogi. Yogic spirit.Rishi-Muni: Krishna, Buddha, Jesus Christ, Ramakrishna Paramahamsa, Ramana Maharishi.HTML clipboardThe Heart man (Anahata Chakra) is in the transitional zone. The Throat man (Visuddha Chakra) has given up the Rajasic behavior of Manipura Chakra and has become sattvic. He is cerebral and intelligent, and his Buddhi has the ability to filter out the Tamasic and the Rajasic gunas. He is beginning to see there is more to life than going to work, making a living, and raising a family. He realizes there is something greater than he is and begins to immerse himself in religious studies; he is on a path to find peace, freedom, and happiness from within. The Glabella man (Ajna Chakra) and the Crown man (Saharara Chakra) are the realized souls. The Glabella man (Bhru-madya, the spot between the eyebrows) goes in and out of samÄdhi and enjoys it. He is on his way to becoming one with Brahman, and enjoying samÄdhi is incidental but his primary aim is to become one with Brahman. HTML clipboardHTML clipboardhttp://www.bhagavadgitausa.com/kundalini_power.htmhttp://www.bhagavadgitausa.com/bg03.htmVeeraswamy KrishnarajHTML clipboard